That's it!! Pierre Sage's first European game in charge, and our first ever Europa League tie, ends in a thumping win. We'll have all the reaction in the usual places shortly.

What an evening it's been for Palace. 4-0 and we'll be close to the top of the league table by close of play this evening.

We do get a fourth goal!! Lovely finish from Nketiah. Canvot finds McNeil who is able to turn and drive at the Poznan defence. He picks out Nketiah, who cuts back before supplying a fine finish. 4-0!

Murawski makes a silly challenge near the byline on Canvot, and that's his second yellow card of the evening. Poznan finish the game with ten men. If you make a cynical foul when already on a yellow you can't blame anyone else.

The tempo of the game has died off here. Still a great noise from the travelling Poznan fans, they've definitely made the most of the occasion!

But that's wild and won't trouble Benítez. Palace are closing in on a second clean sheet of the season.

I'm not sure how, but somehow it's gone wide. It looked like Nketiah was certain to score after a clever touch from Pino... but no it's gone wide. Still 3-0.

Sarr, Nketiah and Canvot are now on! Sarr for his first appearance of the season.

Sarr, Nketiah and Canvot are readying to come on....

On come Bengtsson and Gumny for Pereira and Walemark. 20 minutes or so to play here. Palace still very much in total control.

Only a last ditch slide prevents what would have been a brilliant team goal. One more goal will send us top the league table!

Can they make an impression? Timber and Khalaili are done for the night.

Palace have upped the tempo the last few minutes. Feels like there's still more goals in this for us.

Lovely ball in from Kamada down the right channel. Strand Larsen's header is slightly mistimed and it flies wide of the target. More positive play from Palace though.

Quite a few blue and white shirts in the Palace defensive third now. Let's see if this lasts...

We're about to get back underway for the second-half. Can Palace add to this lead?

Well that went well. Palace are in complete control at the break thanks to goals from Pino, Richards and Strand Larsen. Excellent all-round so far.

...Poznan have a corner to end the half.

Strand Larsen is on fire at the moment! Few minutes to go until half-time and Palace are completely cruising here.

...but they've bought their famous celebration. 'The Poznan' is getting an airing in the away end!

Strand Larsen isn't phased by the distractions from the nearby away end. He smashes the ball high into the top left corner, sending the 'keeper the wrong way. That's how you take a penalty.

Strand Larsen smashes home the penalty!!! Get in. 3-0 and that is game, set and match Palace.

Pino goes down in the box.... AND WE HAVE A PENALTY!

...but it just means Palace seems to have loads of space down the flanks. Pino in particular is having a field day so far.

Strand Larsen gets his head to another a corner, just minutes after Richards scored from a superb delivery. Good save this time and it remains 2-0. But Palace look dangerous every time they go forward here.

What a header!! It's Chris Richards at the back post. 2-0!!!

A well-worked set-piece nearly comes off for Poznan. But now just a minute later Palace charge down the other end and win a corner of their own.

Again it's Ishak with the opportunity. He gets on the end of a lofted ball over the Palace defence and goes for the first time finish. It loops, just, over Benítez's goal. He is definitely a threat the big No. 9.

The goal may have come from a mistake, but it's probably been deserved. Palace have zipped the ball around nicely in these opening 18 minutes or so. Poznan try and reclaim their composure with a spell in possession.

It was a poor mistake from a Poznan perspective, but take nothing away from Pino's excellent finish. Palace have flown out of the traps on our Europa League debut and Selhurst Park is rocking!

GET INNN PALACE LEAD. Nightmare in the Poznan defence, a poor throw-in is latched onto by Pino who does the rest with ease.

Good early spell for Palace this.... Pino sends in a teasing delivery but the 'keeper deals with it via a punch. Still 0-0.

First chance for the Eagles. Wharton wins the ball high up the pitch and it runs for Pino. His effort is eventually deflected behind for a corner. Poznan manage to clear... for now.

After a rapid break down the right wing, Poznan get a ball across the face of goal. Ishak looks certain to at least hit the target.... but thankfully can't make contact. An early let off.

Come on you Palace!!!

The official Europa League anthem blares out across SE25. Time to get down to the action. The road to Frankfurt starts now....

We're nearly ready to go. The two teams are in the tunnel. Cracking atmosphere as you'd probably expect. European football is back at Selhurst Park!!!

Former Hull City winger Allahyar Sayyadmanesh joined the Polish champions in the summer and has made a good start to his career with Poznan. Forward Mikael Ishak is a powerful target man up front and has the capability to give any defender a tough evening. Swedish winger Pontus Walemark has scored six goals in six European qualifiers this summer.

Our visitors are enjoying quite the reception from their travelling fans in the Arthur Wait Stand. Think we're in for quite an atmosphere tonight. Just over half an hour until kick-off!

Pierre Sage goes with the same side that started against Ipswich on Saturday. But the big news is that Ismaïla Sarr and Eddie Nketiah return to the matchday squad as substitutes, while 19-year-old Under-21 midfielder Seb Williams also makes the bench for the first time.

Pierre Sage’s first European teamsheet with Palace is about to drop.

Welcome back to Selhurst Park! And what an evening we have in store. Lech Poznan are the visitors for our first ever Europa League tie. We'll bring you the team news shortly and updates throughout the night - UTP!